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... increased dependence on foreign supplies of critical minerals and energy resources , and future water supplies . Perhaps even more challeng- ing than the conduct of science is the im- portant task of making people aware of the problems ...
... increased dependence on foreign supplies of critical minerals and energy resources , and future water supplies . Perhaps even more challeng- ing than the conduct of science is the im- portant task of making people aware of the problems ...
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... increased our understanding of chemical , physical , and biological proc- esses that occur in the river so that future development in the river basin can be quan- titatively evaluated . The isolation of high- level radioactive waste ...
... increased our understanding of chemical , physical , and biological proc- esses that occur in the river so that future development in the river basin can be quan- titatively evaluated . The isolation of high- level radioactive waste ...
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... in the area ( arrow ) between the town of Mammoth Lakes and Lake Crowley ( Left center ) have increased concern for earthquake and volcanic hazards in the area . Perspectives By Roy A. Bailey Prior to the eruption of. 4.
... in the area ( arrow ) between the town of Mammoth Lakes and Lake Crowley ( Left center ) have increased concern for earthquake and volcanic hazards in the area . Perspectives By Roy A. Bailey Prior to the eruption of. 4.
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... increased significantly enough to sug- gest that we may be on the threshold of another period of more frequent eruptions similar to that of the mid - 1800's . In 1975 , Mount Baker suddenly began steaming vigorously and still continues ...
... increased significantly enough to sug- gest that we may be on the threshold of another period of more frequent eruptions similar to that of the mid - 1800's . In 1975 , Mount Baker suddenly began steaming vigorously and still continues ...
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... increased dramat- ically to 6 million . Source materials for the United States were digitized from 1 : 3,000,000 - scale maps using 1.5 million points . Some of the limitations associated with these earlier data bases are : • The very ...
... increased dramat- ically to 6 million . Source materials for the United States were digitized from 1 : 3,000,000 - scale maps using 1.5 million points . Some of the limitations associated with these earlier data bases are : • The very ...
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